Weather notes from Marlboro and Boston for August 21
The morning temperatures in Marlboro and Boston were 52 and 53 degrees respectively, a record cold for August 21 by one degree. The warmest day this season was July 30 at 95 degrees, and frost occurred at Mount Washington with 29 degrees. Pittsfield logged 41 and Providence 64 as forecasts call for fair today and partly cloudy tomorrow with NW winds.
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Marlboro
Boston
Mount Washington
Pittsfield
Providence
Playgrounds Close Friday in Concord
Concord reports the Emerson and Rideout playgrounds will close this Friday after eight successful weeks with record attendance. Mil ton K Paine head instructor and assistants led a cooperative group of pupils as Dick Appleby produced champions in tennis with finals at Old Home Day last Saturday. A gala Field Day is set for Emerson Playground this Thursday at 7 o clock.
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Concord
Emerson and
Rideout
Milton K. Paine
Dick Appleby
Emerson Playground
Charles O Dowd Visits New York for Dweek Trip
Charles O Dowd of School Avenue visits New York City for Dweek and plans a trip to the World's Fair during the visit.
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Charles O’dowd
School Avenue
New York City
Last Rites for Willis Lyon Holden in Acton
The community gathered at Acton Memorial Chapel to bid farewell to Willis Lyon Holden age 76 or 77, born in Maine, who died after a weeks long illness at his Hammond street home. He was honored for nature love and floriculture work with Acton Garden Club ties. Survivors include sister Grace Holden brother Frank Holden two daughters Mrs Leonard White and Mrs Breck Aspinwall and three grandchildren. Burial followed in Otisfield, Maine.
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Acton
Willis Lyon Holden
Woodlawn Cemetery
Lynne P. Townsend
Townsend
Mr. Holden
Hammond Street
Maine
Holden
Acton Grange
Acton Garden Club
Garden Club
Wil C. Curtis
Sudbury
Grace Holden
Frank R Holden
Claremont
California
Leonard White
Chicago
Breck Aspinwall
Rome
New York
Lottie Robinson
Norway
Otisfield
Sunday Services and Mind Lesson at First Church Concord
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord announces Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45 with a reading room hours from 2 0 to 5 pm except holidays The Mind is the subject of the Lesson Sermon to be read in churches of Christ Scientist worldwide on Sunday August 25 The golden text cites Daniel 2 20 21 and Philippians 2 5 with passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stressing unity and harmony through Christian precepts.
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Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Suny
God
Mary ‘Baker Eddy
Finnish Congregational Church Coffee and Salad Supper
Mr and Mrs Yrjo Kansanoja will sponsor the coffee table at the close of the mid week service Thursday this week. Women of the church serve a 2 Salad Supper Thursday evening August 29 from 56 pm to 7 30 pm. Notes Walter Laati of Maynard and Aili Turpeinen of Greenville NH were married at the parsonage last Saturday evening August 17 Attended by Mr and Mrs Gunnar Havanka Rev George A Koponen officiated at the wedding Rev and Mrs George Koponen and children Esther and Richard and Mr and Mrs Eno Karkkainen and daughter Barbera of Worcester spent several days last ok vacationing at Cape Ann. Paul Kovonen spending the week Quincy with his aunt Mrs Walter Butterworth.
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Congregational Church
Yrjo Kansanoja
Walter Laati
Maynard
Aili Turpeinen
Greenville
N. H
Gunnar Havanka
George A. Koponen
George Koponen
Esther
Richard
Eno Karkkainen
Barbera
Cape Ann
Aul" Kovonen
Quincy
Walter Butterworth
Concord Observes Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Christen Anderson
More than 200 relatives and friends gathered at the Trinitarian Congregational Church Parish House to honor the golden wedding anniversary of Walden Anderson and Ottina Beckvold Anderson. The couple, long known in Concord, were married August 14, 1890, and now reside in Fairlee Vermont with four children and five grandchildren. Relatives traveled from Newark Ohio Chicago Worcester Somerville and Connecticut for the occasion.
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Goncord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden
Christen” Anderson
Fairlee
Vermont
Concord
Somerville
Anderson
B & M Railroad
Chester
Winchester
Albert
Saugus
Helen Erickson
Worcester
Lillian Atkinson
Chicago
Illinois
John
Bedford Street
Municipal Light Board
Charles
Marie Andeson
Baggeson
Walden Street
Emil
Elisa Béckvold
Connecticut
Andrew ©.Baggenson
Henry P. Thorpe
Everett C. Thorpe
Thomas Beckvold
Chelmsford
Edwin C. Beckvold
Milton
Oscar Beckvold
Cambridge
Concord Postmaster and locals take summer trips
Concord residents and relatives plan vacations to Sebago Lake Maine Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia and Hamp ton Beach New Hampshire while others return from hospital and enjoy anniversaries Grangers enjoy a ride and a meeting is set for September 3 at the get together night Firefighters respond to a Sudbury road blaze at Colcord Coal & Wood Company shingles damaged Several locals attend church meetings and youth groups prepare for a Portland Maine convention
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Grangers
Antonio Giusti
Love Lane
Box
Colcord Coal & Wood Company
Sudbury Road
Concord Men Eligible for Appointment as Building Inspectors
State Civil Service Director Ulysses J. Lipien announced that Ralph Adams of Baker Avenue West Concord and David M Hopking of Elsinore Street Concord are eligible for appointment as building inspectors in the state department of public safety. There are 43 men eligible out of a class of 145 who took the civil service tests.
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State House
Boston
Ulysses J. Lipien
Ralph Adams
Baker Avenue
West Concord
David M. Hopking
Elsinore
Concord
Ste Department of Public Safety
Maynard Auxiliary Whist Party and Local News
Maynard V W Auxiliary whist party held last Friday with prizes won by Eva Evers Mrs Graham Mrs Elizabeth Reed Mrs Addie Wolfe Mr Katherine Bariteau Mary Gillerey Margaret McCarthy Rachel Lester Mrs Alice Murphy and Mrs Fitzpatrick. Door prize won by Mrs Perkins. Beano prizes went to Mrs Margaret Kelley Mrs Minnie Campbell Mrs Florence Hanson Mrs Margaret McCarthy and Mrs Graham. Ray Caruth joined town service as a mechanic for repairs to motor equipment. Visiting: Adolph Chyzus Mrs Andrew Chyzus and George Chyzus at Old Orchard Beach Maine. Charles Waine returned from Canada. John Wejtkiewer and son toured New York state and Vermont. March of Time shown at Peoples theatre next Sunday through Tuesday. Taungo Hanni kainen visiting Lake Boone with Mr and Mrs Albert Hendrickson. Intentions of marriage filed by Helen Boyko and Eugene J Joyal. American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting planning October installation.
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Vv. Fo. W
Maynard
V. W
Va Evers
Graham
Elizabeth Reed
Addie Wolfe
Katherine Bariteau
Mary Gillerey
Margaret McCarthy
Rachel Lester
Alice ‘Murphy
Fitzpatrick
Perkins
Margaret Kelley
Minnie Campbell
Florence Hanson
Ray “Arruth
Adolph Chyzus
Andrew Chyzus
George Chyzus
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Charles Waine
Canada
John Wejtkiewer
McKinley Street
New York State
Vermont
Dutch East Indies
Peoples Theatre
Taungo
Hannikainen
Albert Hendrickson
Lake Boone
Helen Boyko
Railroad Street
Eugene J. Joyal
Littleton
Massachusetts
American Legion Auxiliary
Sudbury News Notes On Guard En Campment And Social Visits
Messena New York messages say Home State Guard men work hard during camp and training and expect to be home soon. Concord residents Mr and Mrs Roger W Allen and Mr and Mrs John P Allen of West Concord called on friends here. Framingham couple Mr and Mrs Daniel F Brown were guests in Sudbury. William Stone celebrated a birthday and now rides a shiny new bicycle.
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Messena
New York
Roger’ W. Allen
Concord
John Pp. Allen
West Concord
Daniel F. Brown
Framingham
Sudbury
William Stone
Ruth Cleary Returns From New York Visit
Miss Ruth H Cleary returns after a two week trip to New York City and Nassau Beach visiting the World s Fair and nearby beaches.
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Ruth H. Cleary
Wsland
New York
Gems of Thought Individual Effort
A collection of maxims on merit effort and self-improvement. Quotes from W H Jones La Rochefoucauld Mary Baker Eddy James Lane Allen and others emphasize striving, practice, and personal initiative as keys to success in life and career.
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American Express
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Lydia E. Peden Peat Rees
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Emerson Hospital
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Riverside Avenue
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Robert
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Aubrey Boutilier
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Edward Nelson
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Young People’s Society
Portland
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Virginia Vale
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Josephine Hutchinson
Tom Brown
Paramount Picture
William Holde
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James' Lane Allen
Clarence Army
Ivillage
Framingham Center
Alan Damner
Harriet Bruce
Robert Gilmore
Barbara Winslow
Brian Gilbert
Alan Downer
Fram
Leon Mary Beth Hughes
George Ernest
Robey
Lionel Royce
20Th Century-Fox
Brian Sr
Concord Co-operative Bank
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